Pneumatic Manifold Fittings

Pneumatic manifold fittings are essential components that help distribute compressed air or gases efficiently and effectively. They are used together to create a junction within a pneumatic system, allowing you to supply air to different systems and connect multiple pneumatic components such as cylinders, valves, actuators, sensors, and tools to a single supply source. Pneumatic manifold fittings play a crucial role in managing the flow of compressed air and gases through the system, enabling smooth operation and control of your pneumatic devices.

Why use Pneumatic Manifold Fittings?

Pneumatic manifolds save space within a system by requiring significantly less tubing. They also reduce pressure loss by enabling shorter paths for the air or gas to travel, decreasing the time for the system to lose pressure.

Things to consider when choosing a Pneumatic Manifold Fitting:

• Number of inlets and outlets
• Inlet and outlet type
• Material
• Operating temperature
• Pressure range

Key Features of Manifold Fittings

• Multiple Ports - Manifold fittings come with multiple ports, allowing several pneumatic components to be connected simultaneously. Common configurations include 2-way, 3-way, 4-way, and more complex designs depending on the application's requirements.
• Compact Design - These fittings are designed to be compact and space-saving, making them ideal for installations in confined spaces or applications with limited room for pneumatic connections.
• Versatility - Available in materials such as aluminium, stainless steel, and plastic, manifold fittings are suitable for a wide range of industries and environments, from industrial automation and manufacturing to pneumatic tools and automotive applications.

Key Benefits of Manifold Fittings

• Simplified Systems - By consolidating multiple connections into a single fitting, manifold fittings simplify pneumatic system design, reducing the number of fittings, tubing, and potential leak points.
• Easy to Maintain - Centralizing connections through manifold fittings simplifies maintenance, making it easier to troubleshoot, replace, or reconfigure pneumatic components.
• Leak Reduction - With fewer connections, the potential for leaks is significantly reduced, improving overall system reliability and safety.